One Star Bazaar

We review the ONLY one star film from the famed James Bond franchise. Critics said Roger Moore was too old, the movie too long, and had too much action but we disagree.

This week we make our first foray into our movies based on TV category and review the box office bust The Lone Ranger. Previous pairings of Verbinski and Depp were huge blockbusters, so why was this adaptation so lackluster?

For Jonathan's triumphant return to the podcast, we bring you a movie that not even google users rated above one star, the universally panned Holmes and Watson. Another movie where we have to go into it thinking how bad can it really be?

In this final Molly's Minisode of the season, I bring you a movie that doesn't meet our strict criteria and that seemingly no critics have reviewed, the latest SyFy and Ian Ziering offering, Zombie Tidal Wave.

This week, I bring you the penultimate installment of Molly's Minisodes, where I review the movies Jonathan refuses to watch. Jem and the Holograms brings an 80's cartoon rock star from the small screen to the silver screen in the age of the internet.

In this installment of Molly's Minisodes I review Mazes and Monsters, a made for TV movie based on a book of the same name by Rona Jaffe. I saw Tom Hanks' face and medieval fantasy game in the synopsis so I dove right in, should you?

This week is another installment of Molly's Minisodes where I review the movies Jonathan refuses to watch. The ENTIRE Leprechaun franchise meets our criteria for one star movies, but I chose to review the two most recent, Leprechaun Origins and Leprechaun Returns.

This week's Molly's Minisode is a double feature! I review Blumhouse's Truth or Dare, and the SyFy original movie Truth or Dare (2017). Are either of these evil truth or dare entity movies worth a watch?

The first installment of Molly's Minisodes, where I review the movies Jonathan refuses to watch. This week I review Shark Night 3D, a movie where college coeds have a run in with sharks in a saltwater lake.

This comedy was inspired by the writer/co-director's real life experience in cooking competitions and stars a cast with serious comedy chops including an Oscar nominee and cast members from Reno 911!.